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New to the forum here. I just inherited a black 1991 BMW M5 (e34) with 105,000 km on it. I need to know how much it would be worth on the open market. Can anyone help me out? It's in very good condition, just had the brakes serviced, rear struts replaced, new tires, passed emissions and safety test. Also never driven in the winter.

New to the forum here. I just inherited a black 1991 BMW M5 (e34) with 105,000 km on it. I need to know how much it would be worth on the open market. Can anyone help me out? It's in very good condition, just had the brakes serviced, rear struts replaced, new tires, passed emissions and safety test. Also never driven in the winter.

Any guidance you can provide is very much appreciated.

thanks!

I'll give you $3000 today. It's an old POS model, not very popular, I'll take it off your hands.

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Originally Posted by hockeyfan27

Post up some pictures for our enjoyment and also to help other who are better informed than myself lend an opinion to your car's value.

Nice car, maintenance is key with an M car especially an older car. I would keep it, but if it's not your style and you get a reasonable price then let it go. This is one of the few M cars I would like to own.

If you're patient you'll get $16,000 (I'd list it for $17,500 so you've got some negotiation room) for that car given the mileage and condition it's in.

The value of E34 M5s has started to climb, so if you're able to hold on to it for a few years and keep it preserved you could end up doing a lot better. If you can't afford to maintain it properly, though, I'd sell it now.

Don't just list it on this forum: we've got a reputation for being cheap bastards around here.

I'd agree with those saying keep it, and keep it in a good condition.
If you arent a car crazy guy, then sell it. And if TSI isn't buying it for $3000 then I'll give you

On a serious note though. List it with some car dealers (collectors) who really appreciate them. Not sure about the percentages or any costs. But this way it will sure go to someone that appreciates a nice E34 M model, and your asking price will probably be met as well.